So, I was reading up on Delta's fleet plans, and it looks like they might be retiring their Boeing 767s sooner than we thought. They've got a pretty big fleet of these, mostly used for international routes. I think they're planning to replace them with the newer A350s and A330neos.
Honestly, I'm curious how this'll impact their route network. The 767s have been workhorses for a long time, and I've flown on them quite a bit. Are they really going to phase them out that quickly?
Also, what do you guys think this means for the passengers? I mean, the newer planes have better tech and amenities, but some people really love the 767 for its comfort, especially in the main cabin.
Would love to hear your thoughts if you have any insider info or just opinions on this shift!
Honestly, I'm curious how this'll impact their route network. The 767s have been workhorses for a long time, and I've flown on them quite a bit. Are they really going to phase them out that quickly?
Also, what do you guys think this means for the passengers? I mean, the newer planes have better tech and amenities, but some people really love the 767 for its comfort, especially in the main cabin.
Would love to hear your thoughts if you have any insider info or just opinions on this shift!